Perhaps if I had an oncologist that put some thought into the chemo / drug treatment plan as you have here, I would have considered it. But I read all of the medical data safety sheets on the drugs they want to pump into me and those scared me more than the cancer. Particularly with doxorubicin (red devil) toxicity and heart damage. Plus the drugs were all older than I was, so what are all those billions of pink ribbon research donations doing?
I also found an doctor’s study/article talking about tamoxifen and the downside to long term use and occurrence of untreatable cancer that was an eye opener:
Seems the hardest part of any treatment these days is finding a doctor who thoughtfully tailors a treatment to the individual patient rather than jumping straight to the one size fits all “solution“!
My patient with clear cell ca of the uterus is doing so poorly with her chemo …. 😞…. Repurposed meds are out of the question, I’ve tried . So much brainwashing in healthcare…😡
What stood out to me is how much outcomes depend on tailoring intensity and consistency to the individual, not just the approach itself, something we also see in long-term cardiovascular risk, where sustainable daily patterns matter more than extremes.
Agree. One needs to find an integrative clinician who understands how to treat cancer.
Perhaps if I had an oncologist that put some thought into the chemo / drug treatment plan as you have here, I would have considered it. But I read all of the medical data safety sheets on the drugs they want to pump into me and those scared me more than the cancer. Particularly with doxorubicin (red devil) toxicity and heart damage. Plus the drugs were all older than I was, so what are all those billions of pink ribbon research donations doing?
I also found an doctor’s study/article talking about tamoxifen and the downside to long term use and occurrence of untreatable cancer that was an eye opener:
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2009/08/090825150954.htm#google_vignette
Thanks..
I am truly sorry
Seems the hardest part of any treatment these days is finding a doctor who thoughtfully tailors a treatment to the individual patient rather than jumping straight to the one size fits all “solution“!
My patient with clear cell ca of the uterus is doing so poorly with her chemo …. 😞…. Repurposed meds are out of the question, I’ve tried . So much brainwashing in healthcare…😡
Fuck chemo. Fuck radiation.
They only prolong suffering https://fasteddynz.substack.com/p/fuck-chemo-and-radiation-and-vaccines
If you don't want cancer do this https://fasteddynz.substack.com/p/a-near-fool-proof-cure-for-cancer
If in the off chance that fails... take a bottle of this https://www.dea.gov/factsheets/fentanyl (if you go to skid row you can easily purchase this drug)
Alternatively visit Canada and a doctor will happily give you a Death Cocktail and finish you off.
Reject suffering. Reject cancer treatment
What stood out to me is how much outcomes depend on tailoring intensity and consistency to the individual, not just the approach itself, something we also see in long-term cardiovascular risk, where sustainable daily patterns matter more than extremes.
POSION to kill POSION don’t make common sense. Now Paul Marik makes sense